I've had this happen to my Tracker, as well as a friend's. In both cases it turned out to be either the Crank Angle Sensor, or the wiring going to it. Let me ask you, when it randomly dies does the RPM gauge jump all around or temporarily go to zero? If so, it's certainly a CAS issue. Mine spent 6 months in a garage with a mechanic working on it nonstop. They basically have no idea what they're doing, and anything they can't immediately explain gets chalked up as "Bad ECU." Don't listen to them. I had to replace 3/4 of the parts on that vehicle before the mechanic gave it back to me, still not working. All it took was shorting the diagnostic pin block (4 pin connector, right by the battery) and getting the code out of the computer. The computer gave a Code 42, which is CAS, so I checked that circuit. It's been running fine ever since.
I have had it happening to mine too. Eventually it would not restart. First fix replaced some corroded wires at the gas tank end of the system. Now after another recurrence, the shop is getting no signal from the computer. Bummer, cuz that is spendy to replace. I guess hairline cracks develop in the circuit board with age. It must flex just a little, maybe with temp changes, so circuits open and close until it fails.
An from "91tracker":I found a problem on it that made a huge difference. I found a broken ground that made my tracker run VERY rough so i spliced a new eye back on it and it doesnt drop to 500rpms and die on me anymore, and now when my temp. go to operating temp. and i shut it off it will start for me unlike when it had the broken ground.so you can check for broken grounds like mine or try tuning the timing.
The alternator is failing.
one or more of cylinders is not firing. or it may be firing randomly.
A cable tracker is a device which uses electronically emitted signals to source electrical cables within a building. The tracker has a tone generator and probe to follow the cabling and can notify the user of any breaks.
The most common problems reported with a 1991 Geo Tracker include issues with rust, particularly in the body and frame, due to its age and exposure to the elements. Additionally, many owners experience problems with the electrical system, such as faulty wiring or failing alternators. The suspension components, including shocks and bushings, may also wear out over time, leading to a rough ride. Lastly, engine performance issues, such as leaks and overheating, are not uncommon as the vehicle ages.
The fuse box of a 2002 Chevy Tracker is located under the dash, near the hood release. It contains many important fuses which protect the vehicle's electrical systems.
I have a 02 Tracker and the fuses are "mini" fuse type that i purchase at Wal-Mart.Individual packs per size of fuse or the variety pak.
if it doesnt run
Yes, a 2002 Chevrolet Tracker typically has an alternator fuse. This fuse is part of the vehicle's electrical system and helps protect the alternator and related components from electrical overloads. If you're experiencing issues with the alternator, checking this fuse is a good troubleshooting step. Always refer to the owner's manual for specific fuse locations and ratings.
Start with a visual inspection of all sockets, bulbs and wiring involved including a trailer plug if applicable. Look for wires pinched or damaged. If someone has worked on the vehicle recently, look for electrical problems in that area they worked on.
this question will be easy to answer because i have a 2002 Chevy tracker! yes, the Chevy tracker is a very good and reliable car I have never had a problems with it and its nine years old! its also a good car because it is very fuel officiant and its very stylish. if you are planing on getting one, good choice! =)
you probably threw a rod out, get it to a mechanic ASAP or you will have more problems.
The clutch switch on a vehicle, such as a Tracker, is typically located near the clutch pedal assembly, mounted on the pedal support bracket. It activates the ignition system or other electrical components when the clutch pedal is pressed. For precise location details, it's advisable to consult the vehicle's service manual or a repair guide specific to your Tracker model.